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THURSDAY, FEB1WARY:10, 1927,
l'HE
SBAFORTH'NEWS
SERVE ONE OF OUR
{ ROUND ROASTS
•
For dinner tonight 'and , make
a hungry man happy He knows
that when he gets a generous
slice of our .roastbeef, with.
.potatoes anti some green vege-
table's, he won't get up from the
table dissatisfied.
D H. STEWART
Phone 58
Your Butcher.
Seaforth
D. N, McInnes
p actor
Commercial hotel Seaforth,
�, Wednesday
of all all k'
• Chiro r
Of Wingham,'will be at the
e
-- Friday afternoons
Diseases and
es Inds success-
fully treated.
Electricity used
Want and For Sale ads, 1 week 25c
Red & ii
'•hon .'Mores.
WHOLESALE WEEK
1. Case P. and G. Soap,
100 Cakes $4.95
1 "Case Somme Naptha Soap,
100 Cakes, 4.95
1 Case . Sery-us Tomatoes,
2 Dgien for 3.35
1 ease Sexy -us Corn, 2 doz. $3.35
1 .Case Ever Green Peas,
2 dozen for $3,00
7 rolls Toilet Paper for 250
Reilpath Sugar $7.00
(Cash with order only)
The quality is always paramount
Ross J. Sproat Phone 8
W. At Stewart Phone 77
If its groceries we have them.
W! J. Walker 8( Sen
UNDERTAKING
--and—
EMBALtvIING
Motor or Horse Equipment.
W. ,J. WALKER, holder of Go-
vernment diploma and license.
Flowers e s F
tant4
s ed.
Night or day phone 67.
CREAM GRADING
The purchasing of Cream according 'to grade became
law on May 1st.
Your cream graded here by experts under Government
supervision and we guarantee you the best of servit e,-
All, our grading' is checked by the Department of
Agriculture.
Aim to send Specials and No. 1 grade cream.
Send or deliver your cream at least twice. a w eek=_and as
direct as possible. •
All crearn graded as soon as we receive it.
Creamery Open Saturday Nights,
Seaforth Creamery Co. Seaforth, Ont,
Fruits and.
Vegetables
Oranges,
~"-rattfornia~Gra pes,
,— Spinach,
Cauliflower,
Table Raisins, 30c a lb.
Brazil Nuts, 25c a Ib.
British Columbia Hothouse To
matoes,
Sweet
Potatoes
Head Lettuce
Celery
—:'
Fresh Oysters,
750,90c, 40c
40calb.
4lbs. for 2
6c
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WINTHROP.
The Ladies' Aid and W. M. S. held
their regular meeting at -the home of
Mrs. John McClure, on ,''Wednesday,
'Feb, 2nd, with a large attendance,
with Mrs.'Hillen presiding. The meet-
ing cued 'h singing g P Y s ging hymn 374. The
reacting from the 6th chapter of
Matthew was read by Mrs. C. Dol-
inage, followed by silent prayer 'for
the safety of our missionaries in
China. After the roll_pall,and reports
from the treasurers of the L. A. and
W. M. S., the minutes oY the la
Meeting were read and approve
followed by hymn 416 and .Messer
prayer, by Mrs. E. lHablcirk. T1
topic on ',`India's Problems," wa
given by Mrs. Alexander: The W
man's Day of (Prayer will be held i
Marclt, Tg,lneeting closed by, sing
•
ing hymn 480 ad -me -14611P the"Loru:;f Prase
in unison.
Mr.'. 'Hiram )Blanchard.; wears
smile these days, 'I't's a baby girl,
Mrs, ]Peoples .end Master Gordon
'Giles, o'f the West, are visiting Mr,
and
Mrs. Theo. a
Holl i
a td
'Theprogressive
euci
trc,
box social
and dance 'held m Winthrop hall (Fri-
day night by the ,footbafll club, Was a
big success. 'Those winning prizes
or .most games: Ladies, Mrs, ''W. C.
Bennett, a ]box of chocolates; gents,
Mr. 'Jas. IDolmage, • a • 'founta'in pen;
for most lone hands,'ladies, Mrs. P.
Little; box of chocolates; gents, Mr.
I
Robs
Ho
a'fountain g
ff
pen.
Then
on
sola '
tion
prizes es
P went to ,
Miss s jean
Holland J
lad t
and Mr. Samuel' Pethtck. Mr.
W.M. Kinney was auctioneer and
id his part well, the 'boxes bringing
fair price, After Mach the hall
,as cleared •for dancing,. which last-.
d tit 4:30. All reported a good time.
Master Jack Smalldon, of Walston,
as returned home after .spending a
w''days with Mr. atr.d;�irs, ,George
ton.
!Mr, , Wim Johnston wen.t,r„ to 'Sea-
o'rthlhospatal Tuesday morning for
operation • for appendicitis. We
ish hits a speedy recovery, •
Little Maudic
S a'rt' : .
to
p g daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Sporting,.
r tonsils removed last week. g,.
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tiTown ToTopics
Mr. John J, ,Broderick brad the infs.-
fortune
to fall and break 'his arm
while going down the.hill on Goder-
ich street east last Friday. Mr, J. E.
Willis has been in charge of the
store this week.
Mr. John McKinley, of Winnipeg,
spent a .few days with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. IR. McKin1'eY,
Miss Maybelle 'Rands and. Miss Ev
elyn •Harburn attended the' Stratford
Normal at-home .last Friday.
Mrs. !Bert Horton and little dattgh-
ter Shirley .left' on Wednesday for
Detroit.
Mrs, C. lEckart had the misfortune
to fall on :the icy sidewalk last Mon-
day, cutting her hand, 'but with no
more serious resul.
Mr, J. R. Lane, of Lucknow, visit-
ed over the week end with his brother,
Rev. W..P, Lane, and .his sister, Mrs,
W. D. McDonald, in 'Egtnondville.
'Mrs, !fames !Bremner and .son, of
Ethel, are visiting her mother, Mrs,
'B,arn and sister, Mrs. R. J, Wegg,
"Christie Stiffs" are •the rage this
week among the Collegiate ,boys. A
few years ago a severe epidemic of
high collars broke out, which,.causing
many sore necks, did not last long.
Mr. and Mrs (Hiram 'Harburn, of
Youngstown, Alta., are spending'a
'few days at the home of Dr, Harburn.
Miss Rena Johnston of Varna, who
.is visiting her aunt, Mrs, R. S, Evans,
leaves this week for ,Stratford hospit-
al, where she will train for a nurse.
Mrs. Joseph Hawkins; Exeter, is
visiting 'her son Mr, Wilson (Haw-
kins, Mr. IH'awjcin's sister, 'Mrs. Wit-.
bent 'hunter and daughter Sarah,
]Salvador, Sask., are also visitors
his home.
The wonderfully mild and spring
like weather the past 'few days is et
joyed by everyone. Mr. 'Henry Cud
more steps into first place as weath
er prophet, having predicted thi
weather a month ago. He now say
the .dust dil I
t l.be flying before thet
of March, g et
Mr. ,R. J. Wegg, who has beet
,managing the 'Dominion Store here
left Tuesday to''take charge of th
'branch at iStnathroy.., Mr.` and Mr
Wegg's many "!friends here arc sorr
they are lcavig town, both being pop
alar among the young people, especi
ally in musical circles. Mr. [Kellogg
Stratford, is here closing up the loca
'bra'nch of the store, which will he dis-
con•tinued. The stand has been rent-
ed to Mr. E. Close, Who gets pos-
session March 1st. 'Mr, Close will
move his barber shop to •this stand
and will also install two bowling
alleys at the rear.
Nfr.• Leslie Mullen, who has been
visiting ,his uncle, Mr. -J. G. Mullen,
returned this week to Toronto.
Mr, P. Scott -and little grandson
Freddie, of. Brussels, 'were guests 'at
honce of his sisters -.in-law, the Misses
B rine.
Mr, 3."Tuo'hey is spending • a few
days' with friends in London.
Messrs, R. J. Sproat, O. Dick, R.
Winters and E. Bright are in'Hamil-
ton curling.
In Poland, geese having to be
driven a long distance to market arc
"shod" by being made 'walk first
through tar and then through sand.
What a'blessing'this idea would be to
humans if they could thus sand their
feet -during icy weather.
'Mrs. IR.IHbward, who has been
visiting her .daughter in Guelph, re-
turned on Monday.
Ivir. Scott Cluff has been transfer-
red to 'the East end 'branch of the Do-
minion ;Bank in London,
Miss Gladys ,Shillinglaw, of To-
ronto, spent the week -end with her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. T. G. 'Shilling -
law.
Mrs A. A, McLennan had the mis-
fortune to slip in front of the hospital
and break her wrist.
Mr. Harry Adams, of 'Toronto, is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W,
Adams,
me, J. Mustard, of:Bruce,field, is re-
covering 'from an operation in the
hospital,
Miss Mary IBc11l, of 'Wilton Grovel
spent the 'wdek-ettd with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. ]Bell.
Miss Dorothy 'Reinke, who has
been •ill for several weeks has recov-
eredsufficiently to return to :Strat-
Investors' Opportunity
Wo offer foriinniediate,dolivery
a small block of
Municipal • Bankers and
Montreal Debenture.
51' Per Cont.
DOLLAR ForDOLLAR BONDS
Interest coupons payable half -
yearly without charge at either
the Canadian; Bank of Com
mere° or Dominion Bank,
DIINOMINATIONS
$100 - $500 $1000
A Safe and Secure. Investment
A. D. SUTHERLAND
General Insurance -•- Invest;
meats --Real Estate
SEAFORT1I, ONTARIO
Phone 152:
the time but was found shortly after-
wards by friends. She was uncon-
scious for several days, but at time
writing, 'Wednesday afternoon, her
condition has improved somewhat.
The social evening to have been
of 1 held in St. Thomas' parish hall on
at! Wednesday evening of this week, has
been postponed to a future date.
Mr. Geo. Holgate has beets laid np
t. with a cold.
Miss Gertie Webster is with Mrs.
Manson learning sewing.
s Mr. Arthur "Nicholson was a Cfin-
s ton visitor on Wednesday.
Miss r
d Margaret g t and Jack Ferguson,
of Egtnondville, 'entertained anum-
ber
of their yotteg friends on Tues
, day night.
e' Mrs. James Cumming, of Egmonrd-
s; .ville, is seriously 111 at the home of
y 'Mrs. John Manson at present,
Mrs. Esther Mc+Leod, Who fell a
- couple of weeks ago,.- having injured
her hip, is able to be out again.
WEST BRODHAGEN,
Quite a number of the 'farmers
around. here attended the big stock
sate at Mr. Thos. McKay's last
Wednesday. Everything sold well
under the hammer of Mr. Elliott, auc-
tioneer.
Master Geo, •Regele, accompanied
by Miss 'Adline Messerschmidt, went
to +Fullerton last.Saturday' to visit his
sisters, Mrs. Pia:liar 'and Mrs. -Stock-
ppf, over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Henry 'Weiterson
spent .Sunday afternoon with Mr, and
Mrs. Chas. Eggert, '
Mr. and Mrs. Wnt, +Koehler spent
'Sunday last
s with,lr
I . and _ifrs Lotus
tBennewics.
What atcight'have been a serious ac-
cident hap,petied on the farm of Mr.
Chas. Regele. !Hc and his brother
Ezra were working upstairs in his
driveshed, when Ezra.made a mis-
step near the trap hole and fell down
10 feet. Dr. Trainor was called hur-
niedlly, and although he found no
bones broken, he found that the in-
jured man was suffering from a bad
shaking up, and was bleeding a lot
from one ear till !Sunday night. !Since
then he has been resting better and
the 'Doctor thinks he will be all
right in a :few days.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Fred hioegy and
'fancily spent Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Chas. 'Eggert. • '
Mr. Peter E'ckart and Mr; 'Martin
'Purcell ce are around collecting
'money for Mr. Duchartne who lost
his .barn and all his stock through
fire last week aird arc ineeting °with
good success.
day next.
M.ANLEY.
The "All for Fun" club has been
reorganized and while the good
sleighing lasts it will carry out its
o program by surprising the ticightio
n ford to resume her studies at 'the a uesday night they .geve.et , 'surprise
!Normal, Mr. and Mrs, John Wolf, when p
r The many iriencls elf Mrs, 21. A�. gressnc pttchre }yes played
loner, "- 'dt iunrll r,•r un
1'Chesitey will 'be 'pleased 'to 'learn that - laieh Balt 1
a she is able to be around again after 'by the vi'si'tors, afer which 'all i
!ler recent illness 1 dinged in dancing until the wee stn
!tours in the morning. Alt left wish-
ing
their.. eu.. to
host
and h
est
ess trimly
ha
returns PP et rn of
Y s uc'h
s occasions,
cos ons
The many friends. of 1.1 's. Jerry
O'Hara; are sorry she is not Intone -
Mg., as rapidly as they wish.
$1,00 qt.
T.
PhiIIips
CONSTANCE.
We are .sorry to hear that Mrs.
George Stephenson has been on the
sick list lately.
Mr. Joseph Mann and Brister spent
Sunday with friends in the village.
Mrs. Leo 'Stephenson spent a.:few
days with her parents in Blyth;'
Quite a large crowd attended the
AtlHome'iven in' the Foresters' erecters' 'hall
last (Friday night,
'Miss Edith ,Riley is spending a
few days with friends in Clinton,.
+Mr. and Mrs. (Duncan Tit -dor spent
Tuesday with Mrs, 'Tudor'''s 'father,
Mr. Wm. ]Stanley,: of Godenich ,towvn-
ship,' who has been very ill.
Mrs. Wnr, Moore, Sr:, of Toronto,
is ;spending a few days with lier song.
Mr.. Wm. Moore.,
.
as
To Have ,'t}te ,children sound and
healthy ns the 'first' care of a mother.
They cannot be healthy If troubled
with .worms. • Use Mother Graves'
Worm Exterminator:
Items of news always. welcome.
nsrrr.4..,
Mrs, J, McDonald is visiting ]friends
in Windsor..
Mrs, Thos. Kyle has undergone a
serious operation in London and Mr.
Kyle is now there.
'We are alai/ to hear that Mr, Jas,
Mustard is improving nicely after his
operation for appendicitis in the past
week.
Mr, Wm. Cooper of London is vis-
iting- his sort William of this village.
Mrs. Stafford left on Saturday for
her future home at Vienna. We all
hope she will be as good to everyone
there as she was here. People will
miss her from here as she was a great
worker,
Miss Grace Fairbairn, west of here,
is visiting friends in Welland.
Miss Jean Ivisoit was appointed to
attend the ,provincial meeting of, the
Horticultural Society at Toronto; and
will stay with friends'while in the
city.
CHISELHURST.
Mr, and Mrs. 'Orville Carni of near
Thanes ]Road, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Roy 'MeDbnald on Sunday.
Mn Ira Chambers sold his 'black
Percheron team to a farm near Clin-
ton.
Mr. Martin McTaggart went.to
Victoria hospital, London, on Sunday,
where he underwent a serious opera-
tion on Monday, Our sincere wish
is that Martin will be restored te.
health in near future,
On Sunday afternoon, the . Sacra-
ment of the Lord's ,Supper was ob-
served in 'Chiselhurst United Church,'
Owing to the scarcity o'f snow on
roads a number are running their au-
tomobiles.
The Ladies' Aid o'f- Chiseflmrst
held their monthly missionary meet-
ing in basement of church last week,
BRUCEFIELD,
Horticultural Notes.—At,a .meeting
of some of the directors on Monday
night Spring premium lists were pre-
pared and will Ibe in the secretary's
hands in a few days. A large number
have joined this year but if any more
wish to do so they may hand their
names to the secretary or any of the
directors, It may be of interest to
know that if a person wishes to order
more than their membership fee they
may make another ,member of the
fancily a member and receive special.
rates, If a family has two members
they receive $2.50 worth of goods for
$2.00. It is hoped that many will
avail themselves of this opportunity.
Miss
Leila 'Stackhouse has return
home from Guelph where she has
been visiting' friends.
The many friends of Mr, Jesse' Free-
man will be glad to sec }tint out again.
Mr. Alvin Smith is visiting with his
sister, Mrs, H. Berry.
Mrs. J. Addison and Miss Janet
Aikenhead are attending the Ontario
Horticultural convention in Toronto.
The members of the Kelly Circle
he'd a cyuilting bee at the home of Mrs
R. Watson on Wednesday.
A very pleasant time was spent at
the house of Mr. and Mrs. T, 'Chap-
man last Thursday evening when the
officers and teachers . of the Sunday
school held etc the!
r annual upas
oyster sup-
per. ,per. There was a good attendance
and a very pleasant evening was spent
in music and games.
HULLETT.
The following verses were written
in memory of the late .Gordon Mc-
Michael:
Dear Gordon, you have gone,
So good and manly; kind and dear,
Passed to your. glorious rest so
swiftly on,
And left 'us weeping here,
Cahn on the bosom of your God,
].Young spirit 1 rest you now,
Even while with tis your footsteps
trod,
His seal was on your brow.
Ohl front that land
of love,
Look you not sotnetimes on this
world of woe
Thunk you not, dear one, in brighter
bowers above,
Of those you left below r•
Shall we not feel you near,
In hours'of danger, solitude and pain,
Cheering the darkness, drying off the
tear,
And turning loss to gain ?
r ' (,}'lt yes I to us, to us,
Primary. Room—Jr. Pruner—Lloyd
Brock 176, Herbert Drummond 175,
David Sangster 1172, Agttes Fairbairn
169, Margaret (Shepherd 161.
Sr. Primer—Loretta Bell 182, Grace
Wurrn 18'1,_ Jean 1Fogter 1811 (equal),
Alvin Lindenfield 173, Violet 'Bees-
wax 164, !Robert Drysdale 457, -
,Sr, First.—Leonard tHoggartb 260,
Ronald Peck 245, Irene (Hoskin 244,
Cecil Lemon 228, May Wolff . 215,
Ruth Bell 86.
Jr. Second, --{Harold Bell 325, Har-
old Bondman 318, William Glenn 312,
Muriel /Hoskin 307, Dorothy Mc-
Queen 294, Edgar Wurm 228, [Nellie
Fee 227, Dorothy Deters 224.
Jessie Buchanan,' Teacher.
„Mold the
Fix in your mind this
one thought, and "hold
it" --speed is a neces-
sity in present-day
business, and hang
Distance snakes it pos-
sible.
11 ■ ■
"No amount of indus-
try or increased ex-
penditure will protect
a merchant who is not
using the telephone to
make sales. He can't
move fast enough
without it"; — says a
leading authority.
■ ■ ■
Many subscribers who
used
to think they had
to snake Person -to.
Person calls now find
that they reach the
person they want with
Station- to- Station
calls. They are quick-
er and cheaper.
/Ive'ry. Bell Telephone fe i6
Long Theeenoe Starlet!,
J. B. 1 6 IIT
formerly with
DOR NW ENTD_PEMOER
Commercial Hotel, . S aforfh
Wacfnesday, February 23r0.
HAIR GODS
LADIES and GENTS
zldvice on;ithe Scalp
Makers of Patent Structure
JOHNSTON & KNIGHT
Eyrie Birks Building
Yonge & Temperance Sts.
TOItON'I'Q
In order
to lay lots of
:ggs, hens need a dozen
little 11cing q they pick
up ranging in summer,
theycan't a to winter. er..
get. s+rt The
bitters', tonics digesters, liee•bs and
minerals als necessary to egg -development
are combined in Pratts Poultry Reg-
ulator. "],fore Eggs" guaranteed.
itS
Poultras Y1e u1alkor
Sold Ug De`tt.,e_s .,1 n ear•.edx
wrist fur PRAM F6i/CTRt' arose 7Iner
PRATT FOOD CO. of CANAiDAAtfs ]est
• 26 Comiaw Ave..T.»•onku•
`�w.tmsr
BBN=14CR
The Svecial Milverton
Flour
We Hare It--Givs it a 'Th'9AL Also.
hop ofITAII Kinds
Grannd'Sereenings
C. G. TIIOMSON
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[voiiiiii*o Needs
to' r v,our converse still be Winter Storage, Charging and Repairing for all makes
pr A Portnott of llatteriss.
( given, r,•
Struggling affection still would hold "'`-� o
ll- us thus, f mast Ballet; far parts of varinus
a, Nor yield you all to heaven. A complete
ears,
1 fr. lftt}
,Mts. !Henry McGavin, :of
Tucstnit
ler )1 '
ePJ obrat
d
e '
1 the
64th
1' '
an-
niversary
of their' t .air t
fi t to
C on
gTues-
day, 'Feb, 8th,
'Mrs. Nelson (Hays, of New York,
is ]here attending the funeral of her
mother, the late Mrs. Alexander
Campbell,
Mrs. A. McKean, who has been
spending a few weeks at the home of
her'byothe'r, Mr. 'P, M. Chesney, re-
turned to ,
lI'
ton on t
Wednesday.
a,
Y
Miss
Mary
'Hastings, of
V'm
za
nttnd Mrs,
Geo. l
Ha 1
bl.frk
visited for the kf McKillop.
past week with Mrs.
Jessie Brown.
Nfr, John McLennan has been laid
up with a very severe cold the past
week, but .we are gladto-state he is
a'bte to be up again. Mr. 'Wan.
Adams`is acting, as 'caretaker of the
post dffice during his illness.
,Mrs. Geo..Hunter oft Centralia., re-
turned home Saturday after. visiting
;her brother, Mr. Wilson Hawkins,
Miss Mary II -lays is spending a
couple of weeks in Toronto.
Mrs.
Roy "14ic
eo
G
Y ch underwent an
operation for appendicntia in the Sea -
forth hospital on Saturday ° ntorntng,
Master Lloyd McGee, of Tucker -
smith, underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis on Thursday.
Mr, John Beattie was a Hamilton.
Visitor on Friday
The many friends of Mfss Franc'
Fowler are sorry to know &lie is ser-
iously ill at her hoarse on James street,
having suffered a paralytic stroke on
Saturday about the noon 'hour, while
preparing dinner. She was alone at
TUC ER.SMITH,
On Friday everting Mr, acid Iles.
John
MacL
au lli
n entertained ante
d shop
t
sixty
oftheir
fr
herr '
. ten
ds to
a Cne
hY� Y
t. and
a•
dance.
Aid No, 3 of the Egniotid
ville United Church was held at,the
home of Mrs. iSimpson on Thursday
afternoon,
Mr. Alex. Simpson has been .con
fined to the'hoitse for a few days
with a severe 'cold.
Mr, and Mrs. Youdell returned to
the'ho'me df Mr. Jahn Story last
week, •
Mr. Peter. MacKay is confined to
bed with a, severe cold,
Mrs.: James rGetitmell returned.
house lest''syeek after ,spending
two
wceka at" the home of her daughter,
Mrs: George Hanley, 'of •[London, ,
Externally or Internally, it is Good.
—When applied externally by brisk
rubbing, Dr. Thbnnas"•Eclectric Oil
opens the pores alld penetrates the
tissue, touching the seat of the trouble
and immediately affording relief. Ad-
ministered internally, it will 51111 the
itrrt'ation in the throat which induces
;coughing and will relieve affections
'of the bronchialtubes and respiratory
•organs.' Try it and be convinced,.
Len •°
d our taint steps s t
o God, od
• Now i
s
B � r the time
� with to
h us wli • •have
Willie the o •
u etcu1
BertY car o
here verb
t weoverhauled
u, Give us a call and. sec how reasonably it .can be repaired, greased
Teach Its to a and cleaned,
Dealer in New
f and Used Cars.
i
Agent for Chrysler Four and $ix Cylinder Cars.
roar
tread the path which go
have trod,
7b find with you otir home!
HDII'SA.LL.
(Cotitittiied fia9iti,Page 8.)
!Otic off' account bf !elle intid weather
Mr, Lee H i '
ec der] hie t
alter]1 '
tie
ac
r'tts
mII•
Y Ien't s, it fore
the
Jewett J Paige
ca"r.
Lac
has 'already several goo
prospeets .as Inc 'has a very nice car.
The rain and sleet stoiints of tlt
last few. weeks have made the streets
;and roads in a very icy condition.
Mr. !Harry, Cook is able to be out
again after his tecciif accident,
Mr: John' e wait! is' busy;sttpply-
ing, some of our citrzens with wood.
Jatfuary'School Report. --4S1'.•
ITarold Munn, Clair Zuefle, Jean '$eh
Mildred,]Smillie, Royce Welsh, :Dior
ottty Hoskins, ;Ed. Little, 'Eldred
Smith, ivfarlan Sinclair, Lulu ''Lind-
enfield,'Joyce Seruton.,•
r.
T
IV. --
Bob
Houston, sten
Mabel
Workman, S be
an
Irene e Da• r
tc s
Albert.
Wolfe, Seryl 'Drummond,
Y mond, Howard
Huntphil1, Irene •Iioggartit, Eleanor
Skinner, Grace Brock, Lizzie 1Beaet,
May Kenning, Orville Lennon, Edna
Wolfe.
Sr. III.,Marian McKay,, Florence
McDonnell, lHazel 'Hudson, Alice
Higgins,
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Nichol, Platelet `'
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er, T•V'ilt Drummond, Roy Brock, Nor-
man McKay, Gladys ,Passnore, Iso-
het Steele, !Eleanor Bell, Alden Ap-
pleton; Harold A,ppteton.
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FORMAL DRESS
The season of formal dress occasions is here again.,.
We specialize in the cleaningand
pressing of formaldress and
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Work called for and delivered.
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COMMERCIAL ,BLOCK PHONE 227 or 210